Passing the polar circle. Has not much publicity. Tosca has fun with antlers Crossing creeks. Flock of rendeer. Very exciting for Tosca. Gradually more snow. Moors and bogs. Samen cabin with a rendeer hunter! Our tenting spot. Another 70 km. to the next settlement, Kvikkjokk. Should I do that in two days? It supposedly takes 3 days. Three 

First rowing event today, 500 m. with 3 Americans and a Swede 7 km by motor boat, getting all wet With Tosca in my one persons tent Today is the day when Han will go back home. In the supermarket we heard that today the bus will leave at 4 pm. And then Han still has to make a long 

  Pieljekaise cabin Interview for  Samen radio Han together with Samen radio – interviewer Mariek Blind, just like football player Blind   We adapt to Lapland The agressive arrow tail bird that is typical for the Lapland fjall It’s getting late, so just briefly. I had a few busy hours downloading pictures on the blogs 

Another short brake   A short stretch by boat The Swedish couple was in our boat too. Actually he was English Still on the boat Agressive bird wirth arrow tail, looking like a sea gull and typical voor the Lapland fjall I must admit it’s a little tyring 25 Although the German had said he 

 Han waking up in his tent in Rävfallstugan   Short lunch break: Han, me and Tosca Samen houses Helicopter brings fishermen to their fishing place Rendeer. Tosca is untamable Dredging through wet moors Walking is difficult with ever pulling Tosca Sleeping in Stjuultjie cabin with German in the back. Swedish couple in the middle goes on 25 Km. of mountain walking 

Each time again we meet the “orange” from South- Sweden, who also walks the Kungsleden, to escape from the busy city. She tents. Traditional Samen house Old time Samen dwelling   Leaving Ammarnäs Han on Kungsleden, the kings road In the mountains of Lapland, land of the Samen Almost at our cabin Rävfallstugan Sauna house at the other side of the river Han  prepares sauna of Rävfallstugan 

  Potato slope. Most Northern potatoes in the world Guardian Michael and his wife this morning when leaving Carnivourious plant. Many of them Many orchids about to bloom in the rocky way side. Waiting at the boat house. 8 km. by boat Both trail runner Han and I have stiff calves. Plowing through the sometimes deep snow, 

leaving Servestuga. Saying good bye to hostess Eva. To put it clearly: she is in the middle Until 2 m. the birch trees are leafless because of the rendeer The edges of the lakes are still covered with ice. Finally, here Tosca cannot pull. Otherwise she will slip through the boards. Well well well, a cabin like hell. No running water, no